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Why the Carried Interest “Loophole” is a Fallacy
For years pundits, academics, and legislators have wrongly accused carried interest of being a “tax loophole.” Calls to raise the tax rate on fees derived…
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ATR Op-Ed in The Hill: “The Political Nature of ESG is Playing Right into China’s Hands”
On November 18, 2022, The Hill published an op-ed by ATR Federal Affairs Manager Bryan Bashur. The op-ed discusses how ESG…
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FTX Bankruptcy Exposes ESG’s Flaws
One silver lining to FTX’s demise is that it highlights the fissures in environmental, social, and governance ratings. Virtue signaling harms shareholder value, and in…
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ATR MEMORANDUM: ESG Landscape
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Pennsylvania Republicans Use Democrats’ Playbook to Regulate Retirement Funds
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ATR Op-Ed in The Hill: “‘The Big Three’ must prioritize returns over ESG propaganda”
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ATR Op-Ed in Washington Examiner: “States move to protect retirees from risky woke capital”
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ATR Leads Coalition Letter Calling for SEC Oversight Hearings
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ATR Comments on FINRA Regulatory Notice on Complex Products
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ATR Comments on CFPB’s Consumer Finance Fees RFI
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ATR Submits Comment Letter to SEC’s Money Market Funds Rule
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ATR Op–Ed in The Hill: “The SEC’s costly new climate rule couldn’t come at a worse time”
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ATR Leads Coalition Letter Opposing SEC’s Private Fund Advisers Rule
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